St. Clair Eye Clinic
About
St. Clair Eye Clinic has been a pillar of the Wychwood and Midtown Toronto community since 1973, offering the highest standard of medical optometry and comprehensive eye care. Located at 822 St. Clair Avenue West, the clinic is deeply rooted in the neighbourhood it has served for over five decades — combining decades of accumulated clinical experience with continually upgraded technology to provide assessments and treatments that reflect the current best practices in optometry. The clinic's patient-centred approach emphasizes preventive care, early detection of eye disease, and clear communication so every patient fully understands their eye health and treatment options. As a recognized referral centre for UHN family care, St. Clair Eye Clinic also handles more complex medical eye conditions. Services span routine and specialty eye care: comprehensive adult, senior, diabetic, and children's eye exams; glaucoma detection and management; dry eye assessment and treatment; contact lens fittings; cataract and LASIK surgery consultations; emergency eye care; and full eye disease diagnosis and management. The clinic is equipped with advanced diagnostic technology to support accurate assessments and personalized care plans. St. Clair West subway station is a short walk away on the Yonge-University line, and multiple TTC bus routes serve St. Clair Avenue West. On-street parking is available along St. Clair Avenue West and surrounding residential streets.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Street parking on St. Clair Avenue West and adjacent residential streets
Transit
St. Clair West subway station (Yonge-University line) is a short walk; TTC 512 St. Clair streetcar serves the avenue
Contact Information
Phone
416-654-6443Similar Clinics Nearby

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